Gait Analysis for the Performance Dog – Lesson 2 Quiz

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1. Question
Which of the following was not described as variant of normal movement?
- Movement initiation
- Turning
- Braking
- Altered actions of lameness
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the movement initiation?
- It only occurs in racing greyhounds, not any other dog
- Energy is used to propel the dog forwards and upwards
- The energy is created by the muscles of the back leg and lumbar muscles
- There are minimal braking (impact) forces
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the straight locomotion?
- It is happening when the dog is running in a straight line at constant velocity
- Most of the forces are occurring in the A and B planes
- In the running gait most of the forward movement is created by the rear end
- Most of the forces are occurring in the Y and Z planes
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the turning action?
- The musculature adapts to produce a lateral movement
- The turning action changes how the forces act on the structure from the force actions of straight running
- The forces of the turn are applied throughout the body and no different from the force distribution of straightaway running
- There is an increase in the force applications in the X plane
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the stopping or braking action?
- The amount of energy needed to stop a dog’s locomotion is not relevant to the dog’s speed
- This occurs when any dog is trying to slow down or stop
- Stopping energy is needed to offset the kinetic energy of locomotion
- Most of the energy is absorbed in the front limbs
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the jumping action?
- Jumping can be said to be a variant of the starting actions
- Most of jump force energy is created by the front limbs
- There is an increase in the upward forces produced by the vertebral muscles
- Energy is used to propel the dog up and forward
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing actions of apprehension?
- Apprehension is a variant of Jumping
- Jaw strength is needed for gripping
- Cervical muscles are utilized to help stabilize the body during the grip
- Energy is used to propel the dog rearwards because the dog is not aggressive and is apprehensive to do any work
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